King Launcelot
Role: king · First appears: Book XV, Chapter IV
Book XV, Chapter IV
- child: King Ban (The passage identifies King Ban as descended from King Launcelot; the wording supports a parent-child relation.) “And of him came King Launcelot thy grandsire, the which there wedded the king’s daughter of Ireland, and he was as worthy a man as thou art, and of him came King Ban, thy father, the which was the last of the seven kings.”
- with Sir Launcelot (Grandfather-grandson relation.) “And of him came King Launcelot thy grandsire”
- with Jonas (Jonas was an ancestor of King Launcelot.) “And of him came King Launcelot thy grandsire”
- younger kin: Sir Launcelot (King Launcelot was Sir Launcelot's grandfather.) “And of him came King Launcelot thy grandsire”
- with King Ban (King Ban descended from King Launcelot.) “And of him came King Ban, thy father, the which was the last of the seven kings.”
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Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.